Ragdoll Break: Let's destroy!

About

Ragdoll Break is a casual action game that lets you "break" ragdolls to relieve stress. The game features annoying ads, but the silly and satisfying mechanics of destroying the ragdolls may make you laugh. Described as the "ultimate de-stress game," Ragdoll Break provides a unique and amusing way to let off some steam.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Ragdoll Break: Let's destroy! screenshot

73%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,048 reviews

humor29 positive mentions

monetization54 negative mentions

The game is fun and satisfying, providing a good stress relief experience.
Players enjoy the humor and graphics, finding the ragdoll physics entertaining.
It's a simple game that can be played offline, making it accessible and easy to pick up.

The game has a severe lack of levels, with many players reporting that it repeats after only 20-32 levels.
There are frequent ads, often appearing after every level, which disrupts gameplay.
The gameplay can become boring quickly due to the repetitive nature of the levels and lack of challenge.

monetization
60 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game has received significant criticism due to the overwhelming frequency of ads, with many players reporting interruptions every few levels, which detracts from the overall enjoyment. While some users appreciate the game's fun elements, the repetitive levels and intrusive ad placements have led to frustration, with calls for a no-ads purchase option. Overall, the monetization approach is viewed as a cash grab, making it difficult for players to fully engage with the game.
- “This is a fun game, but can you add a no ads purchase option?”
- “When I play, this is just so good! Even though it doesn't have a no ads option, I love this game and need to get a pro version.”
- “I love this game! It's the best no Wi-Fi game and has no ads.”
- “Ads are too frequent to make the game enjoyable, and gameplay is lacking.”
- “Absolute cash grab for the younger generations.”
- “Levels repeat, way too many ads and game is super slow and annoying.”
humor
29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players enjoying the comedic ragdoll physics and funny death scenarios. While many find the initial levels hilarious, some note that the humor can become repetitive as the game restarts levels after a certain point. Overall, the game is described as fun and capable of eliciting genuine laughter, making it an entertaining experience for players.
- “Overall, it's a good game, the physics are okay, and the level where he is holding his friend on the cliff trying to pull him up and you just throwing them off is funny.”
- “It is fun to plan in your head funny death scenarios, and it is fun to just turn off your brain and play.”
- “So funny and it's truly making me laugh out loud!”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for being minimal and repetitive, with only 21 levels that restart after completion. Players report an overwhelming presence of ads, which significantly detracts from the overall enjoyment, resulting in a poor gameplay experience.
- “20 levels of new gameplay; after that, it just repeats.”
- “Only like 10 minutes of gameplay.”
- “80% ads, 20% gameplay.”
- “Ads are too frequent to make the game enjoyable, and gameplay is lacking.”
- “I got 1 minute ads every minute of gameplay.”
- “80% ad, 20% gameplay.”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has received mixed feedback, with users reporting frequent glitches, bugs, and freezing issues that detract from the overall experience. While some find the glitches amusing, the prevalence of these problems, along with intrusive ads, has led to frustration among players.
- “I like it, but the game glitches a lot.”
- “It keeps repeating, is very buggy, and the ragdoll is too fragile.”
- “Freezes and lots of ads.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the graphics are well-received, with players appreciating the visual quality and humorous ragdoll physics. However, there are concerns about the game's advertising, particularly its suitability for younger audiences.
- “The graphics are pretty good; this is fun, the best game.”
- “Nice, I like the graphics and how the ragdoll dies. I like the sound; it's funny. Shout out to the maker of the game.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it terrible and repetitive, while others enjoy it despite acknowledging its shortcomings. Overall, it seems to be considered acceptable for a children's game, but not particularly memorable or high-quality.
- “Good time with my new favorite song!”
- “Terrible music feels cheap, and all that happens to the ragdoll is he just explodes, but it is meant for kids, as I can clearly see.”
- “Bro, the exact same game keeps repeating. Too many ads, and the music is horrible.”
- “I think the music is bad, but it's just okay.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the control and engagement of missions, while others criticize the repetitive nature and lack of meaningful content, leading to frustration over limited and unoriginal missions. Overall, the narrative experience appears to be a significant point of contention among users.
- “Worst game, only a few missions and all are bogus.”
- “The game is amazing, but every mission keeps repeating. Can you fix this?”
- “I'm at level 102 and still have the same items. I don't need to keep getting the same things, which is why I give the story a 1.”